‘None Should Suffer Incarceration Without Legal Authority’, SC On Protection Of Personal Liberty
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has said that the right to personal liberty is directly related to the inalienable right ...
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SC: ‘Consumer Courts Can’t Decide Cases Involving Tortious Acts’
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has said that consumer courts cannot decide complaints involving highly disputed questions of facts or ...
‘Possibly A Set-Up By Police’: SC Orders Release Of Four Convicted In 1989 Murder Case
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has acquitted four men convicted in a 1989 murder case, saying the prosecution has not ...
SC Takes A Dim View On HC’s Stay On Conviction Of Lakshadweep MP Mohammed Faizal
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday took a dim view on the grounds on which the Kerala High Court ...
State Impotent, Why Can’t Citizens Pledge To Not Vilify Others, Says SC On Hate Speeches
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday orally observed how many contempt actions could it take against people in connection ...
SC Allows Centre’s Plea For Rs 5,000 Cr From SEBI-Sahara Fund To Repay Depositors
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed a plea by the Central government seeking Rs 5,000 crore allocation out ...
Malegaon Blast: SC Dismisses Lt Col Purohit’s Plea Against Bombay HC Order
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by Lt. Col. Prasad Purohit challenging the Bombay High Court, which ...
‘Rs 5,000 Cr From SEBI-Sahara Fund To Repay Depositors’, SC Allows Centre’s Plea
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed a plea by the central government seeking Rs 5,000 crore allocation out ...
SC Sentences Rapist-Murderer Of Bengaluru IT Employee To 30 Yrs Jail
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday sentenced a man to 30 years imprisonment for raping and murdering an IT ...
2012 Chhawla Rape-Murder Case: SC Dismisses Review Petitions Filed Against Acquittal Of Accused
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dismissed the review petitions filed by Delhi Police and father of the victim challenging ...
